Fine Three as Wits and Run Drivers Fourth Sought
Three drivers were fined in county court for hit and run offenses. A fourth man remains at large as authorities seek the vehicle operator who struck Wilson Remsberg, 23, of Tiber Town, while changing a tire on a rural road. Remsberg suffered a concussion and fractures and is slowly recovering at Frederick City Hospital.
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Fine
Foue
Heaneck
Otter Say
Remeberg
Cir
Prederiek City Hospital
Hemsberg
Robert S Cligan
Boonsboro
Tursday
Richard E Ellpp
Sharpshoro
Byron Stfoffman
Middletorn
Keedys‘Mer
Wolfman
William J. Stoner
Thurman
Robert Wood
Rocky Ridge
N. A
Paul R. Compher
Garrett Dark
Urbana
Geisler
Ano
Truck Money and Driver Vanish in Rhode Island Heist
A security truck carrying 19 000 in pastolls and its driver Water Huffey disappeared from Main Street Pawtucket after bank guards found it missing at Rhode Island Hospital Trust Company. Guards, including detective agency employees, suspect kidnapping after 25 to 35 minutes passed before loss was noticed.
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Pawtucket. RT
Water Huffey
Main Street
Rhode Island Hospital
Pastolls
Uhey
Teick
Provdente
Weather Today Report Missing Key Readings
Fragmentary meteorological notes show 24 hour precipitation figures with several garbled values. Temperature and rainfall data are incomplete, with unclear times and units.
Proposed Locations New River Bridges
Fragmentary notice outlines diagrams for placing a new Potomac river bridge with Maryland terms at a location near Santy Hook. The readable text hints at evaluation of sacility and alignment options for bridge placement.
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Potomac River
Maryland
Women Synodic Officers Elected at Baltimore Meeting
The Women's Synodical Society for Missions elected officers during the Synod of Baltimore closing session. Walter Kalpp of Baltimore was chosen president, succeeding Mrs. William L. Darby. Other officers include Mrs. J. B. Puller, Mrs. Truce McDonald, Miss Mildred Hope, and several secretaries. The new executive committee will be formed this afternoon as reports and program items for the day proceed.
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Women's Syoapatent Society For Missions
Synod of Baltimore
Sessons Abond College
Synod
Synodical
Walter Kalpp
Baltimore
Mra
William L. Darby
Washington
J. B. Puller
Wilmington
Truce McDonald
EB. Mildred Hope
Cottonsville
Chalmers
William BR
Theates
Howard C. Waldo
J. W. Reynolds
L. R. Elsinger
KK. L. Harvey
Spili
Fallington
Go Atelante
Trons in Eye Spur 14 Year Old Remove
A peer of fron lodged behind a man’s eye fourteen years ago and removed by an operation. The instrument left no lasting symptoms. Recently a black spot appeared under the inner corner, prompting renewed medical attention.
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Beotland
Miss Helen Coblenz Takes Home Economics Post
Miss Helen Coblenz, daughter of Mr and Mrs Goblentz, Middletown, graduates from Hod College and accepts a home economics teaching position in Cryee Tis Michigan near Detroit, reflecting a local career move.
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Fconowics
Helen QO Coblentz
Mie
Bod
Goblentz
Middie
Hod College
Las
Rennomiea
Cryee Tis
Mich
Detroit
Detroits
Bridge rights battle over Harpers Ferry link to Maryland plan
Maryland plan faces resistance from Harpers Ferry investors who control the toll bridge franchise. They insist on a high price and oppose a Sandy Hook relocation as surveys proceed in Shepherdstown. Legal actions target both states with hearings pending and potential multi year court delays.
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Fet
Shepherdstown
Harpers Ferry
Stockhol Ders Aang
Harpers’ Ferry
Maryland
Maryland Roads Commission
Sandy Hook
Harpeers Ferry
Shepherds ‘Town Bridge
Bevkaith
J. Euckles
M J Croghan
Chich
Maryland Commission
West Virginia
Beckwith
Railroad Retirement Plan Is Knocked Out
The District of Columbia Supreme Court ruled today that the governments 1935 railroad retirement plan is unconstitutional. The judge said the rail pension law and its companion revenue measure are inseparable parts of a single scheme. The ruling follows prior Supreme Court decisions and blocked Taft era legislation linking taxes on rail gauges and payrolls to pension provisions. The decree halts the 1935 act and its tax provisions from taking effect.
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Waealeteemein
Jennings Halley
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Tte
Supreme Court
Clase Y Railroads
Eee Cats Cartier
Anc
JBI
Fecwr Enterprises
Gongat
Lee
Red Flag Hosted at Saint Nazar
Fragmentary OCR text describes a red flag event at Saint Nazar with unclear details about attendees and actions. Names, dates, and locations are heavily garbled, limiting precise reconstruction of participants or outcomes.
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Saint Nazar
President notes late night work amid wartime duties
Washington reports President Roosevelt described a long night working and late phone call to Senator Waster praising a Democratic convention speech. He noted the White House staff faced over 100 bills and outlined plans to stay in Washington with limited travel for the campaign season.
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Washington
Patel
Pichadedpanis
Robert Po Waster
Philadelphia
White
Encouraging Subscriptions to Albert C. Ritchie Memorial Fund
At a Frederick County Branch meeting of the Albert C. Ritchie Memorial Commission Hammond Clary urged fifty cent subscriptions over larger gifts. The group aims to clear doubts about giving and welcomes all subscriptions Citycents or more. Many donors withheld until Monday June 29 designated as Albert C. Ritchie Memorial Day by state and local officials. Contributions yesterday came from GQ Mantz Besant Jacob St Ramaburg Young Women's Democratic League of Padekel County Harold HooCahn No Mea Jey Winston C. Sitpley Teed Bred Erick J Harry Kennedy W. S. Finlay Jr.
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Frederick County
Albert C. Ritchie Memorial Commission
Hammond Clary
Uhe
Albert C. Setchie
Nice
Jackson
Culler
Clarynl
Tetehde
Frederick
Reet
Ritchie
Ramaburg
Young Women's Democratic League of
Padelek County
Harold HooCahn
No Mea Jey
Winston C. Sitpley
Teed Breds Erick
J Harry Kennedy
W. 8. Finlay, Jr
Travers Elected As Fire Chief Head
The article reports Travers elected fire chief with other officers chosen for the Maryland fire department. Wartiua is named in association with the treasurer position, while J. Broan and Whittle hold other posts.
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Travers
Tax Collection Changes Delayed Slow Pay Period Ends July
County adopts July start for tax interest, shifting budget to reduce borrowing. About half of 1938 levy expected by July 1, with improved collections after a late summer delay. Treasurer notes prior borrowings of $120,407 and an unpaid balance of $46,445.43 as of December 1, 1935, and outlines forthcoming debt service needs and six month tax payments allowed under law.
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Ances
Ania
Tate
Cormnals
Thomas
Baltimore
Trefurter
Archiey
T Molesworth
Molesworth
State Comptroet
State Roada Commission
Tate Roads
Iit
Cinesad
Governshivaat
Moteswaritah
Myaghee
Maan Finds Town He Sought In Hanover Pa
In Hanover Pennsylvania Maan pursues a sought town linked to eastern friends of Dr. John. He expects mail soon and plans to contact the Chamters Commerce secretary to request writing time from that place. The town remains elusive as to Hag dot ger there.
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Hanover
Tyne
John
Tome
Patie
Chamters Commerce Secretary
Democrats pin hope of Pennsylvannia triumph in Philly rally
Philadelphia amid a surge of Democratic optimism as Roosevelt seeks eastern support. The piece notes Guiteau era politics, Pittsburgh influence, and Philadelphia’s pivotal role in delivering Pennsylvania’s 48 electoral votes. It cites Mayor Wilson and party machines shaping the state’s 1938 governor bid.
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Guitey
Pennsylvania
John Wasker
Altimith
Herbert Vooser
Waekob
Tall Amit
Hon Dothra
Glint
Hoover
Smith
Baliey Denevenk
Rooevelt
Oloss
Davila Wilton
Wilson
Wilon
Roosevelt
Colleatye
Audi
Philadelphia
Selected Industrials Attract Some Buyers
New York provides a murky market note with buyers showing interest in industrials. The text references vague figures and patterns, mentioning core painting and miscellaneous items as trading activity.
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New York
Pnibobst
Astriaes
Issana
Potley
Mack Defends New Deal Critics From Privileged Interests
New York figure Mack argues cries against the New Deal stem from a financial class that fueled debt and inflated rates. He says the Roosevelt era has shifted power to the people, promising a broad national reach across all 48 states and warning against returning control to a small minority.
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Pulbidelphia
Roe Esest
Agp
Taree
Jude Jular Po Mack
New York
Panies Hb
Mack
NOTIN
Imerely
Teyana
Toe Eeik
Thirty Army Trucks Pass Frederick En Route to Camp Jackson
Thirty army trucks bound for Camp Jackson in Columbia passed through Frederick this morning escorted by city police. The convoy, en route from Cleveland, was led by First Lieutenant K M Wingert of the South Carolina National Guard and was expected to reach Raleigh tonight after resting near the Allegheny mountain ridge.
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Camp Jackson
Columbia
Frederick
Cleveland
K. M. Wingert
South Carolina National Guard
Allegheny Mountain Ridge
Amccomemin
Tatamen
Washington
Wingert
Teai
Raleigh
N. C
Landon Vacation Amid Rocky Mountain Park Outing
Kansas Governor Landon takes his first break in three years visiting a 1206 acre tract in Rocky Mountain National Park. He travels from Topeka with his party to relax on a hunting and ranch retreat while seeking rest and recreation amid forest and mountain scenery.
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Landon
Fates Park
Col
Kansas
Topeka
Kan
McGhaw
Roky Mountain National Park
Faliera
Dandon Pine
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